The Heber City Council discussed a possible affordable housing development near the Heber Valley Hospital Nov. 3. The project would be built by Utah-based development firm J. Fisher Companies.
J. Fisher Affordable Housing Director Jake Wood and Development Manager Matt Krambule presented the site as 192 two-bedroom and three-bedroom units and a daycare near U.S. 40 and Sawmill Boulevard.
Qualified residents must earn 60% or less of the area-median income or AMI. In Wasatch County, that is up to $57,240 a year for a one-person household…